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Set SAIL for somewhere to keep statutory records

Published in Company records on October 17, 2018 by Philip Newman

The purpose of a SAIL (otherwise known as a Single Alternative Inspection Location or SAIL address) is for the company to use an address other than the registered office address where certain of the company’s statutory…

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Tags: company records, SAIL, Company Formation

What is a director’s service address?

Published in Company officers on October 11, 2018 by Johnathan Korchak

A service address is required by every UK limited company director (and some others) as an address to receive official mail and notices to that person from Companies House, HMRC and other government bodies. It’s on the public…

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Tags: company officers, directors, PSCs, addresses, service address

What should be included in a shareholders’ agreement?

Published in Shares and shareholders on October 10, 2018 by Henry Catchpole

We’ve written separately to explain what a shareholders’ agreement is and when it’s appropriate to have one in place. This article sets out some of the practicalities of putting a shareholders’ agreement in…

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Tags: shares, shareholders, shareholders agreement

Micro-entity accounts: your questions answered

Published in Company records on October 2, 2018 by Jayne Challinor

A micro-entity is a very small company or LLP. Micro-entities may be able to produce a much simpler set of year end accounts for their members and provide less information for the public record.…

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Tags: accounting, Companies House, statutory accounts, company size, micro entities

Company stationery – what must be included

Published in Business management on October 1, 2018 by Philip Newman

Companies are required by law to include certain details in business letters and other business documents and correspondence. The full details are set out in The Company, Limited Liability Partnership and Business (Names and…

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Tags: business management, stationery

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What is a shareholders’ agreement?

Published in Shares and shareholders on September 26, 2018 by Philip Newman

When setting up a company with family or friends it is easy to assume that nothing can go wrong in the future. You might assume that as you trust one another you do not need to put in place something like a shareholders’…

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Tags: shares, shareholders, shareholders agreement

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